You work in Marseille but dream of a calmer lifestyle, with your feet in the sand and pine trees in the background ?
Buying a house in Sausset-les-Pins could be the ideal solution to combine a dynamic professional life with the benefits of living by the Mediterranean Sea.
Located less than 40 minutes from Marseille, Sausset-les-Pins is attracting more and more professionals looking for a better quality of life. As a Capifrance real estate advisor based on the Côte Bleue, I help you make the move with deep knowledge of the local market. Here’s why so many people are choosing Sausset - and how to succeed with your property project.
1. A seaside town less than 40 minutes from Marseille
Sausset-les-Pins enjoys a strategic location, directly connected to Marseille via the Côte Bleue TER train line. Depending on the time of day, travel takes between 35 and 50 minutes, along one of the most scenic railway routes in the region - through pine forests, viaducts, and stunning views over the Mediterranean.
🚗 Prefer driving ? Marseille is also easily accessible by car: either via the A55 motorway for a fast route, or along the coast towards L’Estaque, a more pleasant drive with beautiful sea views along the way.
👉 Perfect for those who work in Marseille but want to come home to a peaceful seaside setting.
2. Quick access to Marseille airport and Aix-en-Provence TGV station
From Sausset-les-Pins, Marseille-Provence airport is just a 25-minute drive away - ideal for frequent flyers or welcoming visiting family and friends.
The Aix-en-Provence TGV station is also easily accessible in 35 to 40 minutes, offering direct train connections to Paris, Lyon, and other major cities.
✈️🚄 A convenient location for combining local living with national mobility.
3. Exceptional quality of life: sea, calanques and pine forest
Buying a house in Sausset-les-Pins means choosing a lifestyle surrounded by nature :
Beaches and rocky coves just minutes away,
Coastal paths like the GR51 hiking trail,
Fresh sea air and the unique light of the Côte Bleue.
🌿 A daily breath of fresh air - the perfect escape from the fast pace of city life.
4. A lively village all year round
Sausset-les-Pins is more than a summer destination - it's a vibrant village year-round, with a strong sense of community and local life.
Every week, the Sunday market brings the port to life : fresh produce, local specialties, artisan goods, and a warm, friendly atmosphere. The Thursday market is smaller but just as pleasant - perfect for picking up fruits, vegetables and fish or enjoying a stroll by the sea.
Shops, restaurants, schools, healthcare providers, cultural events and sports clubs - everything is in place to offer a welcoming and practical living environment, summer and winter alike.
🎉 A dynamic and authentic town, far from the anonymity of big cities.
5. A well-organized life for families
Raising children or planning to start a family ? Sausset offers everything you need :
Municipal daycare (crèche),
Preschool and primary schools,
Pierre Matraja middle school,
Well-organized school transport services,
Sports clubs and extracurricular activities (sailing, tennis, judo, dance…),
A public library, media center, and active local associations.
👨👩👧👦 Everything is in place for a balanced and well-structured family life.
6. Remote work made easy
With high-speed internet and full fiber coverage, remote work is perfectly feasible in Sausset-les-Pins. Many professionals from Marseille have already made the move, splitting their time between commuting and working from home - in a truly inspiring environment.
💻 Working with a sea view is no longer a dream - it’s a daily reality, powered by strong digital infrastructure.
7. A strong and diverse real estate market
Buying a house in Sausset-les-Pins also means making a solid long-term investment. The local real estate market is active and steady, driven by strong demand and limited supply.
What types of properties are available?
Family villas with garden, pool, sea view or close to the coast, often located in quiet residential areas,
Village houses near the port, ideal for walking everywhere without needing a car,
Modern apartments with terraces, perfect for young professionals or as a low-maintenance second home on the Côte Bleue.
📈 Prices remain stable, with strong long-term value due to the rarity of available properties.
8. A peaceful and safe environment
For families moving away from the heart of Marseille, safety and peace of mind are key. Sausset-les-Pins is a calm, welcoming town where kids can still walk or bike to school safely - a rare luxury just 40 km from one of France’s largest cities.
9. Local heritage and community events all year long
Living in Sausset also means taking part in local traditions. In January, the famous Fêtes de la Mer (Oursinades) attract visitors from across the region. In summer, night markets and open-air concerts bring a festive yet family-friendly atmosphere to the port.
10. A real estate project that deserves local support
Each neighborhood in Sausset has its own character. To succeed with your purchase, you need to understand:
Local conditions (wind, sun, traffic, proximity to the station…),
Property value based on location, condition, and potential,
Your personal priorities (sea view, garage, garden, move-in ready, renovation, etc.).
With local insight, you’ll find the right house more quickly - and avoid costly surprises.
FAQ: Buying a house in Sausset-les-Pins
What is the average price per m² for a house?
Currently, the average price for a house is around €6,390 per m², with most homes ranging from €5,110 to €8,370 per m², depending on location, condition, size and sea view.
The most sought-after homes offer an outdoor space (garden, terrace, pool), a calm setting, and proximity to the sea or train station.
📊 The market remains strong, with well-located properties selling quickly.
Which areas are the most desirable?
The port and town center for walkable living,
The neighborhoods of Le Village – L’Espéron and Grand Vallat – Boumandariel for larger, quieter homes.
Is parking easy in Sausset?
Yes. Most homes have private parking or garages. In addition, there are many free public parking spaces around the Corniche, near the port and close to the train station — making daily life and commuting easy.
Is this a good investment?
Absolutely. The Côte Bleue’s appeal, limited housing supply, and proximity to Marseille make resale or rental highly attractive.
Looking to buy a house in Sausset-les-Pins?
Don't miss the opportunity to live differently - without giving up your job in Marseille.
I’m Amandine Cavalier-Caron, Capifrance real estate advisor based in Sausset-les-Pins. I guide you through every step with honesty, dedication, and deep local expertise.
👉 Contact me today to:
Visit properties that truly fit your needs,
Be notified the moment a rare listing becomes available.
📞 Phone: +33 6 67 37 52 34
📧 Email: [email protected]
